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Der Wabl in 8erar County, tpie es fi9
aus Der 3uiammenfenung Der @abls
beri9te bur6 bic County RommiHdre
eraiebt. 1T tpie folQt:
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ergiebt, 1T pie folgt:
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Sir Brobibitipn 773
@egen grobibitiom ,344
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@eger Imenbement, Dirt. 3.....5,666
STR Nmenoement, 8rt. 7.......4,128
@esen ENHANCEMENT, Mrt. 7.....2,171
Sur Qmen6ement, Mrt. 8.......4,416
@eget ENHANCEMENT, @rt. s. ....1,834
Stir ENHANCEMENT, Dirt. 6.......4,526
@egen Mmenbement, @rt. 6.....1,766
STR Qmenbement, @rt. 2.......5,9 81
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probibition a~bgegeben.
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gegen.
MeDersbile: 2 fir, 141 bagegen.
Nueces @puntn: 167 fit, 1877 ba,
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feiner beliebten Observation-Disclosures,
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ben tporben finb.
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breitet mDrben, 9err 81. MooneD babe
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ben gu fein, GERM Moonep gei9dftli9
gu f9aben.
= prpf. st.. @ippre9t bonn Nders
bau unb Gemerbe College erfreute uns
nit feinem Beiu6e. 9err Wippre6t
febrt bon elmer Idngeren feiie bur9
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feiner Gerien3eit in gomfoit berbringen.
= Oie Mbiimmung fiber bic Mrnens
dement's our Gonifitution toftet benz
State, refp. ben fteuer3abIetoen 8iir.
germ, Die Summe bon minbeftens $780,
900.
Sie &on3erte in Mutb's @arten
erfreuen fi@ zines auBerorbentli6 be,
iu6s. Wer bic l1usarn nod ni9t ses
b6rt bat, Der uebme bic Gelegenbeit
tpabr. 2ebte Wo9e bes Engagements !
= 9ie MiKouri pacific 8abn bat
so MISUNDERSTANDING mad GaIpefton
gebra6t, tuelde @eitengeleife legen ur1b
anoere Arbeiten berri@ten follen. Die
Qrbeiter Der Stabt baben 5asegen pro-
teiirt unb Der poliaei6ef Sorban tpoas
tie eini6reiten, inbem er bebauptete,
baB Strdfinssarbeit innerbalb, Der
S~tabtsren3en ni9t ~ansetpenbet tperben
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iebo9 arf ibren Mietbsfontradt, Der to-
men abiolut freie 8erfisung iiber bic
2eute giebt. Ser Sal uirb mabri9ein
lid Dor bic @eri9te fommen unb man
1T auf ben Nussang g%efpannt.
Sie &epnblifaaer baben in ibrer
iibermieden0en 2ahI deaen bns Brns
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Die reiafte unb eleeameffe Qusmabl
bon Nrtifetn, me!he liA beirnpere ~
@e6urtstasS- unu 6odaetts : @eidsnfen
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albums in GROCER Nuspabl.
photographer aler Grt.
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1ntcnto, fir so Gents.
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@elbtaiden fir Qerren anb Dumer.
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Brief Wappen.
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Necorbecns, 3itbern unb 9armcnicas.
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Slid Mppurate.
Vapiere unb iOnfiise Waterialien 3nr
Gnfertisuns BON Yupiersg lunea.
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Editions Nmenoement geitimmt; ME
lieBen ff6 fonit bic Waioritdten 1T ben
republifanii6en Counties: Sort 8enb,
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Wbarton, Maibington &c. erfldren9
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gu befahen. I'm nun u~nieren gorrath bon Serren.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
NIAYDAY.

APRIL. 4-Since / last wrote. the by
perborean zephrys came along, almost
obliterated The peach crop, yet there is
enough left to make us that much talked
Of "peachcobbler," provided hat Jack
Frost will keep off during Easter tide.
Frank Patton Is among us again.
There is some attraction in Mayday fol
Frank besides Grandpa, II speck."
Mr.. Jim Brown and Miss Lizzie Dead
erick were down from Erwin, visiting
relatives and friends, last week.
Sam Berry has been quite indisposed
but is better now. Brother Gardner
came to our town last week and organized
q Lime Kiln club" l understand there
were several hundred at the organization
J. ]. Brown was made High 0gema
ship" George Brown, Grand Keeper o
| the Jug" Jim Cox. Chicken LITTER
There were several other minor oflcerl
appointed, but l failed to get thei
names. There have been several appli
cations from CAREERS mills and Chuck
Valley for membership. They will b
considered at the next regular meeting.
have heard of several asking wher
Mayday was. and, for their benefit wi
give the geographical location of TIL
town. 1t is pleasantly situated on ID
north side of Nola chucky river. III
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

The stockholders CT the Fair Grounds
net at the court house last Monday. pur-
suant to adjournment at the annual meet.
ing in January. to consider the question
of selling the Fair Grounds DR.. II. II.
Carr, president, and a quorum of stock
holders were present. Judge Kirkpat.
rick submitted a resolution which was
nearly unanimously adopted to sell the
Fair Grounds, Captain /. E. Reeves,
A. B. Bowman and W. B. Bowman were
appointed commissioners to receive bids
for the Fair Grounds until the first Mon
day in May. Then the grounds are to be
offered to the highest bidder, commenc.
ing with the highest bid filed with the
commissioner, on six and twelve months
time with note and approved security.
The sale thus made is to be reported to
an adjourned meeting of the stockhold-
ers at the court house in Jonesboro, the
first Monday in May for their confirma,
ton or rejection. Persons wishing to
bid for the property will call on or ad.
dress Capt. /. L. Reeves, Jonesboro
Tenn.
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COUNTY NEWS
MATUTA.

mAAOtAs
APRIL 4.-The cold wave which has
just passed by has cast q gloom upon
the faces Of a great number of our house
wives, as 1t has almost II not quite ami
hilated our favorite fruit--the peach.
Phillip Armentrout has just returned
from the South where he has been with q
drove of stock. He reports prices very
low and trade dull.
Some two or three new dwellings are
to grace our valley in the near future,
nor are the animals Of inferior mental
calibre to be neglected. as some three or
four neat barns are to be added to our
community for their convenience and
comfort.
The citizens and patrons were rendered
extremely happy by the nice exercises
which were given by that able and cxpc.
rienced teacher, Mrs. E. =. johnson, a,
the close Of her school at Oak Dell. The
teacher had offered a prize for the bes'
defamation, and one for the girl or young
lady who would best read a piece of hel
own selection. Ten boys entered the
contest for the defamation price. Master
Joseph Arnold was the successful contest
ant and received the shining silver will
the emblem Of blue shielding it from
view. The honor of being winner wa.
nearly within reach of Master Jno. knight
who did exceedingly well. Among tn
ladies, Miss Almeda Morgan was III win
ner. Here, also, the contest was clos
and | cannot refrain from speaking o.
the excellent manner in which Mis-,
Stella Hilbert read her selection.
can say in behalf of our community
that Mrs. johnson has our many thank
for the care and instruction she has givei
our children. BLAltK.
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bounded on the north by a big ridge and
uncle Jake Creatcelous, brier field, on
the west by another big ridge and the
famous grape vine hollow, on the south
by Chucky river and the mountains, and
on the east by the newly discovered mar
BILE quarry. This is a very rapid growing
town and any one desiring any further
information in regard to the place can
find out by coming to the town and cal
ling on the mayor, George Swingle, who
Is always ready to show strangers
around. There has been another firm
started up since my last communication.
The firm head will be Swingle & John
son-"Uncle Hute" Of Chucky Valley,
and j. c. Swingle of this place. They
go into the poultry business. Farmers
will consult their own interest by seeing
them before they sell. They have al
ready made n shipment, consisting OF
one large fat bantam hen. They both
took her to Jonesboro, with the intention
of going to N. Y, but sold out TO W. G.
Mathes and now for the next few days
they will offer an advanced price for
Easter eggs. They are making a spe.
cialty of red and striped ones with a view
to raising some easter hens so they can
have red eggs all the year.
The weather clerk failed to come back
when he promised and we are still hav.
ing unsettled weather. We are expecting
him daily, and then we will have scmt
good weather. ROVER.
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At. DOSSER.

The county court last Monday OK.
pressed a desire TO have a better and safer
road opened between Jonesboro and
Johnson City, and appointed TIL. Reeves,
S. J.. kirkpatrick, Isaac Harr, John San.
ders G. j. Lyle and the road commission.
ers Of the 9th and 18th districts a COM
mittee to look into the matter and see
what can be done; and make a report at
the July term. The committee will meet
at the call of the chairman, and are to
serve without compensation.
The funeral of Rev. N. G.. Taylor
took place at his old home Sunday, at 9
p. m. Rev. j. J. Marker, D. D., of the
Chattanooga University. was present and
oficiated, assisted by Rev. George Cox,
Rev. Mr.: Schronce. and President Hop
wood of Milligan College. 1t is estima-
ted, fully a thousand persons attended
the services. DR.. Taylor was buried with
Masonic honors, by Dashiell Lodge, Of
Elizabethten, assisted by a large number
of visiting brethren. Other visiting
lodges were from johnson City and In
ion. Quite a number of Jonesboro ,peo-
pie went up TO pay their respects to the
departed. In another column will be
found a brief sketch of Mr.. Taylor life.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
Union School.

This school taught by Prof. T. G. Garst,
and Miss Annie Patton, closed the oath
iult. The morning hours were spent In
the examination of classes: The pupils
acquitted themselves well, showing that
the teachers have been working not sim.
ply for the money, but for the advance
ment Of the children.
This part of the programme finished,
Prof. Garst came on the stage, and said
we are going to put on a little Johnson
City style; VIC didn't know just what he
meant, but when the porter came to the
stage ringing the bell, we understood the
Professors language. The baskets, fill.
ed with the daintles prepared by the la.
dies of the community, were examined.
II we are allowed to judge by appearance,
this part Of the exercise was highly en-
joyed by all.
The bell rings, the audience comes to.
gether TO witness the afternoon exer.
cises, which consist of Rotations, decla'
nations, essays, orations, etc. In this
part of the program, we could see ex
emplifed, that kind of training, which
makes true men and women.
Next in order was the reading of grad,
and award Of prizes. Miss Tina Sherry
for first grade, and awarded a beautiful
gold pen, by Prof. Hilbert; ]. ]. Archer
for second grade and perfect attendance
was awarded the Life Of Andrew John
son and Tennyson's Poems, by Prof
Mettetal, and ]. II. Berry, for third grade
The Life Of Gen. Taylor, by the writer.
The audience, was highly entertainc'
by ON address by Prof. Mettetals Musi
was interspersed through the entire exel
else, by Messrs. John II. Bowman, Rob
]. Hankal and John II. Crouch.
Summing every thing up, We pronounc
he exercise from beginning to end, a sue
cess. The people would do well to secur
the services Of the above named teache
for the next scholastic year.
JOHN +. TEMPIIS.
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Mr.. Movers, the steam saw mill man,

Mr.. Meyers, the steam saw mill man,
Of Pettibone. is moving things. In con-
nection with his saw mill he is running
three or four sets Of hands at the car
penter trade. He has charge Of the
building of J.. s. Walkers dwelling
house and of several others in that vicin-
ity.
Samuel Slaughter, who was at one
time a citizen of this place, but for
some time has been engaged in the mer-
camille trade at Yorktown, Sullivan u
ty, passed through this section last week
en- route for Limestone, with his house
hold goods, where he contemplates going
into business.
There is still a good deal Of sickness
IN the county. Whooping cough, mea-
sizes, mumps, and roseola are still raging.
Mrs. Dunn. of this place, is somewhat
indisposed and has been for some time.
Miss Alice Dunn, while descending q
flight of stairs at home a few days ago,
fell and badly hurt her right side and
shoulder.
The farmers have been making good
use of the fine weather. Some are nearly
ready to plant corn. Huts Basket, of
Ducktown, planted corr last month. Too
early we think.
The recent cold snap came very neal
getting all the peach crop, though it has
left a few.
Sore eyes are affecting the people Of
this section to an alarming extent.
Jack Dunn, whom / spoke of in my
last communication as going to leave on
the 2Sth Of March Tor Texas, received O
letter from his father just in time, tell
ing him not to start until August.
Mrs. Dasie Hartman, of Morning Star
was visiting her sister, Mrs. S. X. Hart
man, on the 3D. and 4th.
John Scalf, of this place, is making
preparations to emmigratc to Texas
where he contemplates working at thu
carpenter trade.
Rev. William Keen will preach the fu.
neral sermon of Mrs. Henry Jones, a
Limestone church.
In Hoe SIGNo VINcEs.
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IT WAS TOO LATEl

FEBRUARY & Archer wish to notify the
public that they had already marked the
prices on their straw Hats, and they
were SC cheap that they could not get
them in the Balloon ascension that came
off the LIST day of April so If you want a
nice cheap straw Hat go now and get one.
they are in reach of all.
Washington County sunday.schoo Con-
venti0n.
This body will meet IN. annual session
at Jonesboro. Tenn. Saturday and Sun
day, April Esd and 24th. Opening SEES
sion, 10 O'clock Saturday morning.
w, A. NELSON.
Vice President.
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n CITY ITEMS.

He was laid away to rest within the
playground of his boyhood. There the
flowers Of spring will bloom in beauty
above his sleeping dust; there the
SHOWS of winter will weave about his
lowly bed a covering of spotless purity.
Marion Reeves died Saturday morning
on the third inst, at three o'clock. And
was inferred at the Rhone Hill cemetery,
on the Sabbath, at eleven o'clock. This
makes three Sabbath, in succession that
there has been some one buried at the
same place. How solemn. May heaven
smile upon the bereaved family.
David Erwin says he had the pleasure
of meeting Rev. J. NJ. Hall of Jonesboro
the other day, and thinks he (HalD is
highly pleased with Senator Sherman's
speech delivered at Nashville. But |
guess Bro. Hall is not by himself in that.
Prof. p. II. Harris spent a day and
night In our town and stated that he was
doing far better than he expected in
raising funds for the building Of the in.
stitution at Greeneville.
Mr.. Jno. G-cenlec, Of N. G., was In
our town a few days ago on q business
trip.
There was some baptising Sabbath
evening. Rev. G. w. Kincadc oficiatcd.
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competent colored reporter, Rev. q. w. Kin
cade. He Will be glad TO prepare for inser-
ton In this column all news, personals, etc
OF interest to his race.1
APRIL 6.-We are sorry TO note the
death of Samuel Templin, who left here
a few months ago to seek his fortune in
Florida. Who shall his blood fall upon.
Mr.. Giles jackson seems to be on the
farming list.
Miss Lizzie Dalton has moved her
mother back to johnson City.
The Sunday school will give an egg.
breaking next Saturday evening at 4
o'clock lasting one hour, down in
Mrs. Kincade's yard. All are invited to
attend this entertainment.
Our free school opened last Monday.
Messrs. Vim. and J. George made 4
flying trip down the road week before
last and returned last week.
Miss Maggie Jackson returned Satur-
day evening to attend the remaining part
of the school at Warner Institute.
Prof. P. B. Harris, the financial and
travelling agent of A. NJ. f. Zion college
passed through Johnson city Monday
with a good bag of money. He said that
a lady in Brooklyn, N. Y, gave him a
check for two hundred dollars.
Colored people, read Hon. John Sher,
mans speech, delivered at Nashville.
God bless Sherman, and all other such
men.
We are now hOnored with Prof. Willie
Richard, in u community. He now
has charge of a class in the Warner In
stitute. Prof, we welcome you in our
little town.
Miss Malinda Barthey, of Knoxville.
formerly of Limestone, is visiting old
friends here.
The subject of Easter will be dis
coursed on Sunday morning at half pas
10 o'clock, at the A. NJ. Z. Zion church.